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Truhome Finance is committed to helping you turn your dream of owning a home into reality. Trust in our rich legacy and expertise to guide you through the home financing process. Empower yourself with valuable tools and information on our website, from home loan calculators to FAQs, guiding you every step of the way. Applying for a Truhome Finance Home Loan is easy and accessible - use our user-friendly online application, Mobile App, or visit a nearby branch. Experience the joy of homeownership with us today!

Home Loan Interest Rates and Charges

Here are the interest rates and charges of Truhome Finance Home Loan.

Rate of interest

8.50%-15.00% basis the risk categorization of borrower(s)

Pre–payment charges / Foreclosure Charges

Part or Full Prepayment of loan (on Floating Rate of Interest) to individual borrowers.

  • Nil

Part or Full Prepayment of loan (on Floating Rate of Interest) to individual borrowers.

  • 6% + Applicable Taxes of principal prepaid via Balance Transfer
  • Nil in case closed from own funds

Processing/And Administrative Fees

Up to 1.5% of the Loan Amount

 

* Please note that the fees mentioned above do not include GST, education cess, and other government taxes, levies, etc. These amounts are subject to change solely at the discretion of Truhome Finance.

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Documents Required for Truhome Finance Home Loan Application

Here is the list of documents required for housing loan application.

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KYC Documents: 

Mandatory Documents

  • PAN Card or Form 60

ID Proof 

  • Voter's ID or
  • Aadhaar card or
  • Driving License or
  • Passport or
  • Job Card Issued by NREGA

Address Proof

  • Valid driving license or
  • Latest electricity bill or
  • Latest Telephone Bill or

Aadhar Card

Income Documents

  • Last 3 months' salary slip or latest salary certificate
  • Last 6 months bank statement
  • Form 16

What are the Tax Benefits on Home Loans?

Here is a detailed guide on home loan tax exemption.

Deductions

Section

Maximum Deduction (₹)

Terms and Conditions

Principal

80C

Rs. 1.5 lakhs

House property should not be sold before five years of possession.

Interest

24b

Rs. 2 lakhs

You must finish building or buying a new house within five years of availing the loan.

Interest

80EE

Rs. 50,000

For a home loan amount of up to Rs. 35 lakhs and for a property value of not more than Rs. 50 lakhs.

Interest

80EEA

Rs. 1.5 lakhs

Home properties with a stamp value up to Rs. 45 lakhs.

Stamp Duty

80C

Rs. 1.5 lakhs

Claim to be made in the same financial year the stamp duty was paid.

 

Disclaimer: It might change as per govt policies ​

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Here are the answers to some commonly asked questions about home loans.

What is a home loan?

The term 'home loan' refers to a loan offered by a bank or financial institution such as Truhome Finance  for the purpose of buying a home. Typically, you repay the funds in regular instalments over a specified period, with interest added.

How does a home loan work?

A home loan allows borrowers to purchase a property by borrowing money from a lender (usually a bank or a financial institution). The borrower makes monthly payments that include both the principal and interest over the mutually agreed tenure. The property acts as collateral and interest rates can be fixed or variable, and refinancing is an option to replace the existing loan. You can also opt for top-up or balance transfer to better manage your home loan.

What are the different types of home loans?

Here are the different types of home loans offered by Truhome Finance:

  • Home Loan for property purchase
  • Home Improvement Loan
  • Home Extension Loan
  • Home Loan Balance Transfer

What is an EMI?

EMI or Equated Monthly Instalment is a fixed amount paid by you to the lender on a specific date every month. The EMI includes the principal amount and the interest of the home loan that you pay over the specified tenure.

What is the minimum and maximum home loan amount offered by Truhome Finance?

Home loans from Truhome Finance start at Rs. 7.5 lakhs and go up to Rs. 1 crore.

What is the maximum age up to which I can repay my home loan availed from Truhome Finance?

Truhome Finance's credit norms for Self Employed Professionals / Self Employed Non- Professional (SEP/SENP) require that the applicant be at least 25 years old, and no older than 65 years old. In the case of salaried employees, the maximum age is 60 years old, or the retirement age, whichever is earlier.

What is the interest rate for a home loan?

At Truhome Finance, the current interest rate for home loan starts from 8.5% onwards.

What is the difference between fixed and floating interest rates in home loans?

A fixed interest rate remains constant throughout the loan tenure. However, a floating interest rate keeps fluctuating based on Truhome Finance Prime Lending Rate (PLR).

Who can be my co-applicant for a home loan?

As an individual, your spouse, parents and even major children can be your co-applicants.

What are the processing fees for home loans offered by Truhome Finance?

The processing fees for availing a home loan with Truhome Finance is up to 1.5% of the loan amount plus applicable taxes.

Is there a pre-payment charges for home loan offered by Truhome Finance?

No, there are no pre-payment charges for the home loan (with a floating interest rate) offered by Truhome Finance for individual

When does the home loan EMI start?

The housing loan EMI begins from the month following the month in which the loan was disbursed.

What does ‘own contribution’ in home loan mean?

Own contribution is the difference between the property value and the approved home loan amount.

What is MCLR?

The abbreviation of MCLR is Marginal Cost of Funds based Lending Rate. It is the lowest interest rate offered by banks and financial institutions.

Can I get a home loan approval letter while I decide which property to buy?

You can apply for a financial approval letter to get a home loan if you meet the income requirements. This approval is given based on your income, creditworthiness, and financial situation. Before choosing a property, you can get a Property Not Identified (PNI) sanction, which remains valid for 3 months from the loan approval date. However, the property must go through legal and technical checks once it's finalized.

What is a ‘part disbursement’ of a home loan?

Part disbursement of a home loan is for under construction properties. It is sanctioned in instalments based on the progress of the construction. These instalments are referred to as ‘part’ or a ‘subsequent’ disbursement of a home loan.

Can I transfer my existing home loan to another bank or financial institution?

Yes, you can opt for home loan balance transfer. Truhome Finance offers balance transfer for home loans at competitive interest rates.

Can I include my spouse’s income to increase my home loan eligibility?

Yes, you can combine your and spouse’s income to increase your home loan eligibility.

Can I get a housing loan for buying a resale property?

Yes, you can avail home loan(s) for purchasing a re-sale property, subject to Truhome Finance’s approval and property evaluation

What happens if I default on my home loan payments?

Defaulting on your home loan payments may attract penalties, a negative impact on your CIBIL score, making it challenging to secure credit in the future.

Can I include my spouse’s income to increase my home loan eligibility?

Yes, you can combine your and spouse’s income to increase your home loan eligibility.

What is the difference between a co-applicant and a guarantor in a home loan?

A co-applicant is a person (spouse, parents, and children) who applies for the home loan along with the primary borrower and shares the responsibility of loan repayment. A guarantor, on the other hand, is someone who provides a guarantee for the home finance but may not be directly involved in the loan application.

Can I get a home loan for an under-construction property?

Yes, you can get a housing loan for properties under construction.

Can I transfer my existing home loan to Truhome Finance?

Yes, you can opt for home loan balance transfer. Truhome Finance offers balance transfer for home loans at competitive interest rates.

For queries reach to us on 1800-102-4345 or write to contact@truhomefinance.in

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